"You are upstaging me," I muttered to the cooing dove.
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It has other functions like slow cooing, air frying and roasting.
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She was alert, smacking her mother on the head and cooing.
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It's a considerable shift from cooing over cute corgis or piglets.
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Now, back to our regularly scheduled cooing at Rumi and Sir (Carter).
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But Farris, once a never-Trumper, is cooing now, thanks to Trump.
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She stood behind a family, cooing at a baby in Breton stripes.
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At this time of year, listen for cooing doves as the sun rises.
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Eloise sits on the counter in her chair cooing and watching the chaos.
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Perhaps the fact that both dancing and cooing are involved in romance confused listeners.
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It simmers for several midtempo verses, piano and organ chugging, angelic backup singers cooing.
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" Basically, it amounts to a lot of hand waving and Posh softly cooing "Arriba.
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No cooing over allegedly cheaper rent, which has become a myth of its own.
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For now, please excuse us while we return to cooing over these precious bubs.
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The episode where the Enterprise crew is bewitched by cooing, rapidly reproducing balls of fur.
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During a recent visit Valencia kept cooing and smiling — especially when her mother was nearby.
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So could this mean season 6 will deliver us a cooing bundle of evil joy?
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She's happy and she's at that sweet phase now where she's just cooing and giggling.
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Stay here long enough and a man will come along and make brutal cooing sounds.
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Now, instead of ogling we're cooing over an old magazine cover that was recently uncovered.
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Malhotra adds that infants should start cooing or making other basic sounds at month two.
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Seven months later, Lucas is eating and cooing At 7 months old, Lucas has recovered remarkably.
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There they were, cooing toward the cameras, preening for attention as if they, too, were famous.
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Jenner can be heard cooing "so cute" in the background, and we can't help but agree.
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Candidate Trump alarmed grandees from both parties with his cooing praise for President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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Simply to listen to Björk cooing, "I care for you," repeatedly is a balm for the soul.
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As I sat there, softly cooing "eeeeeeyyooooohhhh" over and over, I realised a couple of important things.
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Bunn's mother, Maureen, was making pancakes, his two-year-old sister, India, cooing in her high chair.
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Hasbro has also created a talking plush toy that can be squeezed to activate several cooing sounds.
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I preferred using the livestream simply because cry alerts won't allow you to hear coughing or cooing.
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The clip depicts a bao nested inside a bamboo steamer, cooing like a newborn as it sprouts limbs.
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When she dims the lights on the breathy bedroom romp "Invitation," it's like she's cooing into your ear.
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Even though Bowie's voice is barely present on it, aside from few cooing, crooning intonations of the title.
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"He's a squishably cute pterodactyl cooing tiny wonder and I love him so much already," Zelda Williams wrote.
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On Instagram, getting his hair cornrowed, letting his goofball flag fly and cooing with his family for Christmas.
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But I still found myself cooing over some of the really cute and creative pictures that popped up.
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But now fans fawn over Ms. Shay when she walks into a nightclub, taking selfies and cooing over her.
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They may also have sounded like them too -- making a cooing sound similar to a dove rather than roaring.
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Because if animals really could talk, they wouldn't be pleasantly cooing and chatting us up as the world burned.
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On YouTube, a series of unboxing videos had materialized, with people cooing over new pink princesses like newborn babies.
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She was in the bedroom, but most of her family was in the front room, cooing over a newborn baby.
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Yes, every feather ruffle and cooing whine and butt wiggle is a product of programming, but the illusion is masterful.
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There are quieter moments, too: In "Moonmoons," a graceful, melodic cello line soars over cooing owl sounds and plucked strings.
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Janine is sitting on the window ledge in the living room, cradling her cooing daughter and singing a pop song.
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Young Tories (an admittedly limited group) embrace him with the same cooing enthusiasm that young Labourites have for Jeremy Corbyn.
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend literally can't play Toilet Trouble without the world collectively cooing about how they embody #RelationshipGoals.
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Duckworth's daughter, Maile Pearl, joined her for votes on the Senate floor, to applause — and cooing — from her mother's colleagues.
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"He has a great voice and sang Riff in 'West Side Story,'" she said, snapping her fingers and cooing softly.
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The pairs putting shapes into a whole had 13 percent more speaking errors than the pairs cooing over cute kids.
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She also did the same at a nearby Walmart store, reportedly chatting with shoppers and cooing at babies in line.
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Back in their nests, cooing contentedly as their party sticks future generations with the bill for lower tax rates today.
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She's been cooing with Tony Bennett on their "Cheek to Cheek" tour; she's wearing stuff that you'd find on Fanny Brice.
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So of course, the internet is can't stop talking about the duo, cooing over the moment, even if it wasn't romantic.
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Tandy'd caught it against their chest like a startled pigeon released from a cage, clutched it there, almost cooing at it.
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Restaurants are booked to the max, and the waitstaff has to suffer through sappy cooing, dramatic proposals and high-volume breakups.
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In the clip, Rossi can be heard cooing over her baby girl as she watches her move around on the monitor.
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In the clip, she could be heard cooing over her baby girl as she watched her move around on the monitor.
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A cooing baby wriggles on a checked blanket as another woman hunches over him, comforting the infant dressed onlyin her diaper.
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Scenes of children — babies cooing, schoolchildren laughing on a bus, a woman helping a young boy with homework — fill the frame.
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AT one point, a young woman fell to her knees and began repeatedly cooing "I love you" directly into Ryu's mouth.
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Throughout, however, Ms. Hirshey writes with energy and swing, and she's great at capturing the sound of her subject's cooing speech.
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Footage of the bird preening and cooing as he fruitlessly courted a decoy made of concrete has been watched obsessively online.
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"Arched back, deep stroke, white wine, weed smoke/that's my best combination" he starts the flirt rapping, then downshifts into cooing.
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Or else we reduce it to caricature, cooing over turmeric-stained golden lattes while invoking the mystic wisdom of the East.
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I indulge in a few treats, and we all have fun cooing at the cute baby clothes and toys she receives.
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The unexplainable warmth that washes over you when you see the giggling, cooing cuddle monsters, with their bright eyes and gummy smiles.
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These small devices can help you watch your newborn's activity at home, so you'll know if they're crying, cooing, moving, or sleeping.
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It also makes adorable cooing sounds as it responds to your touch, through the 50 sensors located all around its fuzzy body.
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Who are "13%" in the future, by the way, as Gigi puts it while cooing over $500 booties on our shopping adventure.
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Instead of paper work, quarterly predictions and content management, Murphy's important meeting consisted of oodles of cuddles and cooing, and little else.
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This wasn't the polished, chart-packaged garage world of Craig David with his mainstream-friendly cooing and emphasis on week-long seductions.
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So sweet and angry and brand-new, a kind of subvocal monster simply cooing at the pain and the pleasure of life.
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Cooing like a couple of doves, Donna and Laura Palmer's cousin, Maddy, stare at James like he just grew an extra dick.
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Upfront, she is cooing both "Proceed with caution" and "I need you closer to love me harder," tempering desire with self-preservation.
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There are no other instruments, just Vernon cooing and pulsing and raging against the Messina, trying to outrace the imperative of harmony.
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The two infants, named Maddie and Christian, are a dazzling image to their family who can be heard cooing in the backward.
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"His name is Aegon Targaryen..." Lyanna Stark (Aisling Francoisi) whispered into her brother Ned Stark's ear, as she handed him a cooing newborn.
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Now, it's very possible that Michael's twin is still cooing somewhere in the ashes of the Murder House... but there's also another possibility.
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The trio opened their set shrouded in fog with an analog-techno movement that would have the chinstrokers at your local warehouse cooing.
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"He was just in 'The Wizard of Oz' at the Axelrod Performing Arts Center in New Jersey," she said, cooing into Bentley's face.
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She was in her element cooing over the dogs and chatting to their owners about what's involved in becoming a certified therapy pet.
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"Too many babies in suits," Noname raps over the cooing of a child on "Casket Pretty," about her city's plague of gun violence.
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Miriam lifts the toddler-thing to cradle its stump in the crooks of her arms, and the two continue chatting in cooing, affectionate tones.
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Kylie posted a quick close-up video of Stormi -- about 4 seconds of cute, cooing baby goodness ... sure to set the internet on fire.
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Back on the ground, I looked up at Lozon, who was peacefully cooing and chirping back and forth with Koko, the Australian Adelaide rosella.
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Not a word of Mandarin was heard amid the din of negotiations, interrupted by cooing from metal cages and the occasional flapping of wings.
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According to researchers at the University of Texas, they probably sounded like them too, mumbling or cooing like doves rather than roaring like lions.
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Returning Saturday night for his first game in 29 months, Cruz jogged onto the turf before the first series to fans cooing his surname.
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It's worth it even just to see Big Narstie tone things down a little bit, like he's cooing to a glass of white wine.
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While cooing over the album's brash, assured aural resonance, let's keep in mind that nearly everything was a product of the artist's own hand.
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Ms. Swift's tone changes throughout the album as well — in the beginning, she is indignant and barbed, but by the end she's practically cooing.
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Gay's optimism is as easy as it is improbable, his "heart cooing like a pigeon nestled on a windowsill where the spikes rusted off."
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"He has been healing well, hitting milestones, cooing, smiling, and generally showing us that he is and will be [okay] as he grows and develops."
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We would talk on the phone for hours, her Southern accent cooing endearments in my ear in between shouts at her children to stop fighting.
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The five LED lights indicate the level of sound so you can tell whether your baby is cooing quietly or shrieking for mom and dad.
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The Mandalorian quickly fell in love with the sweet, cooing baby, and refused to let him become little more than a trophy for unfeeling villains.
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In the foyer, the lights were dim, and the silence was broken only by cooing doves—live ones, in a cage on the second floor.
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In the video, the actress' colleagues can't help but gush over Gene and his smiles, cooing phrases of "aw" and "hi Gene" in the background.
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A bit of sugar on the tongue may help distract a baby from the pain of an injection, and cuddling and cooing probably helps, too.
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In September 2018, Trump was cooing over the special relationship he'd developed with the North Korean dictator, who imprisons and executes his perceived political enemies.
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Women flung themselves at him, of course, and in his masterly way he could dispense with any billing and cooing, going straight for "the thing" itself.
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I'm pretty sure I could watch my favorite yellow-fro'ed alien Jenn Blosil huddle near the can cooing at her new "close-knit community" all day.
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But the staff were impersonal and cold, until researchers coached them in new ways: smiling at the babies, cooing, talking and other behaviours natural to parents.
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Qandeel would be curled up in her own bed, in a low-cut number, cooing absurd, provocative sweet-nothings to the online millions of urban Pakistan.
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"I don't know why America would have a Noël Coward — it just seems culturally inappropriate," Greenberg continues after cooing over the child on his phone screen.
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There is only you, alone in the silence of your room with a chapter break before you and your phone cooing at you from the dresser.
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They became an avian whirlpool for a moment when flocks came together, their fast-flapping wings creating a soft whooshing sound that mingled with their cooing.
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A pigeon was cooing, a turtledove answering, The forest was joyous with the [cry] of the stork, The forest was lavishly joyous with the francolin's [lilt].
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While the world is cooing over his too-cute-for-words birthday pictures, Prince George is enjoying a celebratory tea party with all his friends and family.
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I was supposed to look at a baby and see a child of God, a cooing joy bundle, a future missionary or a father or a grandmother.
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Amid questions about what he thinks of Easton and proclamations of "he loves you, Pop," the great-grandfather simply made cooing noises and hugged the baby tighter.
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Frank raised another issue that the president might well have with dogs: When they're around, they often steal attention, becoming the objects of people's oohing and cooing.
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Al's first song is "For the Good Times," a half-sung daydream that floats in and out of rim clicks and soft horns and cooing backing vocals.
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"Taki Taki" is a whimsical club-pop showcase for Ozuna that happens to feature a pro forma Cardi B verse and some aftermarket cooing from Selena Gomez.
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A plinking six-note pattern recurs throughout the song, bolstered by sparse percussion and a few bass notes; harplike arpeggios and cooing voices waft in from above.
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Even now, with both in Italy, he speaks to Vittoria every night before games and talks to both on FaceTime on the team bus, cooing with affection.
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Ms. Martin came back toward the end, meeting Mr. Jones's cries with a held note, their two sounds growling and cooing and finding a warm, tenuous resonance.
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"I'd see him cooing or sitting up and doing little things I wanted to be a part of," he tells me, describing video calls during the week.
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If you've ever felt silly cooing at an infant, you'll be glad to know that your "coochy-coos" might be way more important and complex than you think.
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Swaddling ourselves in righteous indignation, we settle by the fire, cooing to our superior intellects and noticing too late the hungry mob building a pyre beyond the window.
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On "Brothers," the scholarly vocabulary becomes part of the background in comparison to the relatable content he's putting forth: his occasional, cooing vibrato, or his sincere, dancing runs.
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I might notice five different species from my bed: sparrows cheeping, blue jays jay-ing, mourning doves cooing, cardinals pewing, and even a chickadee, well, chicka-dee-dee-deeing.
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I'm sitting here now, typing this, looking at mom and baby hanging out on the sofa, baby sucking her thumb and looking at me, all big-eyed and cooing.
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As soon as you take it out of its packaging, it comes to life — you can see its eyes glow through the shell, and hear it make cooing sounds.
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Economic data is back in focus after the Fed came out cooing like doves when markets expected a full-throated hawkish tone in the minutes of its last meeting.
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These include "humanistic" (cooing over the creatures and wanting to snuggle them as pets), "dominionistic" (emphasizing turf and control), and "negativistic" (the idea that certain animals are simply gross).
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The Siberian Tiger Park in Heilongjiang, China, has released a video of their days-old Siberian tiger cubs, and we can't help cooing over how cute these babies are.
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Their bait and switch between rage and lenity was showcased early on, with moments on Opiate like in its title track, which has Keenan seesawing between soft cooing and screaming.
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Jenner shared a sweet Instagram video of little Stormi cooing as she watched Scott on TV. The baby was wearing a multi-colored hoodie as she watched her father perform.
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That whole dream business in your letter about "walking with Sybbie under the great trees" and "listening to the pigeons cooing in their branches" and your eyes filling with tears.
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Swift in her "Blank Space" video — tapping her red nails together as her hapless boyfriend chokes and cooing, "Darling, I'm a nightmare dressed like a daydream" — is performing weaponized femininity.
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Mollen then went on to share a clip of herself and Lazlo, who can be heard cooing in the background, as they cuddled in what appears to be their kitchen.
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Jenner shared a sweet Instagram video of little Stormi cooing as she watched Scott on TV. The baby was wearing a multi-colored hoodie as she watched her father perform.
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Doe continued the interview despite feeling uncomfortable,the suit states, and Simmons allegedly grabbed her hand two more times and "commented with a cooing sound" about how soft it was.
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"See you next year," Grande captioned the video, which features the "Into You" singer cooing what sounds like "You can feel it, feel it" over humming, chimes, and breathy harmonies.
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In the baby doll aisle, for instance, a cooing, virtual version of a doll on the shelf can be adopted, given a name, and even have its dirty diaper changed.
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The people who invite these critters into their homes consider themselves animal rescuers and rehabilitators, though they talk about the animals in their care more like cooing parents of newborns.
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Songs like the title track transition from celestial ambience to heavenly cooing, an instrumental closing number that shows there's just as much power in sounds as there is in words.
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Strategically interlacing his tenor lead vocals with higher-range background cooing, every aspect of Day Wave tracks have depth—from the words, their delivery, and the landscape that surrounds them.
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I let out the involuntary sound I make whenever I see a new dog, something between an adult cooing at a baby and a child crying over a Christmas present.
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She looked on nervously as a baby was weighed from a scale in a weighing bag, later picking up another baby, cooing to him and making faces and kissing him.
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And, while we can always expect some collective cooing at the sheer detail of the clothes making their way down the runway, this year's collections were more out-there than usual.
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On Sunday, Jenner took to the app to share the shortest video of Stormi's baby toes, cooing "mommy's cute little toes" as she holds her foot in her perfectly manicured hand.
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I also love to tickle a woman who is very sensitive, whether she is cooing her appreciation of gentle, strokey tickling, or begging me for mercy from the more intensive sort.
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He rather masks his feelings in humor and a feelgood, homespun pop style given to snaky guitar figures, string filigree, sighed backup vocals cooing and aching, and vaguely tropical keyboard coloring.
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The differences in health were so marked that the study was replicated, with the only difference in rabbit care being some extreme petting and cooing; and the results were the same.
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So when I started busing tables at Chez Panisse a couple of years later, I wasn't prepared for the daily sight of grown men and women cooing over fruits and vegetables.
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Fifty sensors on its fuzzy body respond to touch, the three cameras on its canister can recognize up to 1,000 people, and it follows you around cooing adoringly, asking to be loved.
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He found out that squab, young domestic pigeons, is served by some North American restaurants—mostly fancy French or Chinese ones—and had seen many pigeons flying and cooing around his neighborhood.
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As I made the rounds, the eight hens gathered around me, cooing soft encouragement until I fetched a container of cracked corn from the shed and led them back to the coop.
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The Tim Hortons he's chosen to meet at, somewhere in the heart of Richmond, British Columbia, is teeming with cooing, crying babies, gossiping elderly folks, and kids glued to their cell phones.
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Last night I was casually scrolling through Twitter, retweeting beauty memes and cooing over pictures of fluffy baby animals (I'm a serious journalist, guys), when one post stopped me in my tracks.
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"I wasn't quite prepared for how much fun it's been," I wrote on my son's first birthday last year, sharing a video with chronological clips of him cooing and crying and crawling.
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In an age-appropriate setting — a hospital — the album's first single deploys Parliament trademarks: viscous synthesizer lines, cooing female voices, Mr. Clinton's comic growl and praise for the healing powers of funk.
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The adults settled in a circle on the living room floor, their babies perky in their laps, bouncing on nubby legs, or scooting out of reach into a cooing collective in the middle.
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He vowed that the running of Syngenta would remain in Swiss hands, with Michel Demaré, Syngenta's chairman (who will be vice-chairman of the new group) cooing that the deal would "minimise operational disruption".
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But the movie will make fans happy, very happy, and it will reduce everyone else to a mass of cooing, goo-goo-ing ninnies, all in the thrall of a character named Baby Groot.
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I never would have guessed that it would be my son's name, but suddenly I could see myself cooing it into his neck, writing it in his clothes, declining it into a thousand endearments.
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At this time of year, even before the snow completely melts, resident doves — those that chose to take their chances on a mild New York City winter — begin their amorous cooing in sobering tones.
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Whether she's cooing over a baby in a bustling cobblestone street, pondering the philosophy of sex aboard a cozy sea crossing, or blazing onto the battlefield armored and ready for war, Gal Gadot is glorious.
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"Gift Shop" — from a surprise full-length collaborative release between Usher and the producer Zaytoven — is an unexpected win, with Usher smoothing out his antic approach, and Gunna coolly cooing, unbothered by the unfamiliar company.
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The crow's "Caw!" is immediately recognizable to the human ear, but the birds actually have more than 20 different calls, not even counting the "subsong" sounds they make: clacking and cooing and rattling and clicking.
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The larger political project of dismantling the terrible structures of the capitalist patriarchy continues apace, and here I am cooing over my friend giving me a bracelet that spells out my name in Morse code.
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She was tender and vulnerable, and her willingness to bring softness to the role - cooing at a baby, gasping at the flavor of ice cream - made the character multifaceted, and no less convincing a warrior.
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As I'm wrapping up my conversation with Janelle and cooing at her baby, two cabs pull up to the curb and out spill six or eight perfectly preserved women who must be in their late forties.
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The Queen is the guardian of a considerable quantity of jewelry, setting aside the Regalia, but "I don't see her as somebody who's particularly interested in diamonds and sitting there [cooing over them] like Elizabeth Taylor."
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If you are concerned that the band won't be sighing and cooing their way through synth lines, you can put your mind at ease by listening to the album's third single, "Goodbye Soleil," released this morning.
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Drawing equal devotion, from an indoor audience in a converted dance hall, was Lana del Rey, cooing through her hymns of vulnerability and obsession, who sent a frisson through her fans whenever she rephrased a melody.
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GIVAT BRENNER, Israel (Reuters) - The cooing of pigeons fills the air once again in a secluded dovecot that was once part of a top-secret communications project during Israel's war with its Arab neighbors 70 years ago.
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The array of cooing, grunting, echoing voices behind him — sometimes his own, sometimes a chorus of guests — simulate a supportive aural community that buoys him, cheers him up, overwhelms and subsumes his own presence as a singer.
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Tell me, gamespeople: What's your level of interest in stumbling across adorable, cooing, soccer ball-shaped alien birds... that you can kick into the hungry spinning blade jaws of a similarly alien plant with one, hungry eye?
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But the reaction I got from colleagues was overwhelmingly positive and supportive; they seemed genuinely fond of Pippa, and it turns out even heated discussions can be more pleasant with a cooing newborn to bring some perspective.
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One day you will be watching Jurassic Park, like you always have throughout your life, and instead of experiencing unequaled wonderment, you will be unable to shake the image of a feathered T. Rex cooing harmlessly to itself.
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"The Garden of Eden" has sequences with the cooing, self-caressing sound of someone whispering his sexual fantasies in your ear, and, like all sex fantasies, they have a standardized, stereotyped setting—in this case, French hair salons.
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Twenty points ahead of her nearest contender in opinion polls, and with most of Britain's attack-dog tabloids cooing at her every move, the 60-year-old vicar's daughter appeared a perfect fit for the post-Brexit mood.
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We also find that Sheila's is a little rebellious, as he escapes at one point, and at the very end of the season, after cooing at his mama, he crawls into Joel's ear and maybe, possibly possesses Joel entirely.
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In order to reflect the new collection's hard punk elements and softer, romantic flourishes, NYC producers Michael Magnan and JX Cannon collaborated on a soundtrack that juxtaposes brittle drums and harsh static with warmer synth tones and cooing vocals.
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On singles like "The World (Is Going Up In Flames)" and "Strictly Reserved for You," Bradley showcased effortless, dextrous, voice, as absorbing when he was cooing through ballads as when he was shrieking at the top of funk crescendoes.
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JON PARELES Ah, the decadence: Lana del Rey and the Weeknd get together to "dance on the H of the Hollywood sign," cooing, "Take off all your clothes" to each other (although in the video they stay quite modest).
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The second thing I learned is that there is absolutely no end to the list of stuff you need to buy for your sweet cooing financial sinkhole, including a camera to surveil your stupidly fragile nugget while they sleep.
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But Irina is a particularly ugly, scheming spider woman who spins her web while running her yarmulke-wearing thugs, ominously cooing at her young nephew (Blake McLennan) and forcing his desperate father, Michael (Chiwetel Ejiofor), to do very bad things.
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Jason Statham is easily the best thing about Fate of the Furious, whether he's shouting insults at the Rock while beating up a bunch of prison guards or cooing reassurances at a baby while beating up a bunch of henchmen.
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Tyler's last album, Flower Boy (2017), signaled his stylistic swerve with muzzy, summery beats, chattering jazz keyboards, cooing background singers; the proliferation of sweet voices other than himself was often so beautiful that his own gruff rapping seemed an afterthought.
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"I'm So Curious" sways intricately over softly fuzzy scraped synthesizer chords and background vocals cooing and ooing, notes of tenderness in a warm, sublime, cozy yet uncertain erotic space; the song's tentative intimacy seems to make the singer blush blush.
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The company's quality controls dictate that babies who don't seem to have the cooing temperament that people expect from their infants are funneled into middle management at Baby Co., where they languish in desk farms and drink formula that keeps them babies forever.
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Her videos were not very different from thousands others shared by 20-something social media celebrities around the Internet -- she pouted like a kitten into the camera, discussed her various hairstyles and shared cooing confessions from her bedroom about her celebrity crushes.
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One of the two babies is screaming throughout the meal, but my sister gives her something called baby paper, which is essentially crinkly paper that's safe to chew on, and then we just hear crinkling and cooing the rest of the night.
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He's spent weeks cooing about the prospects of a high-level summit, set for June 12 in Singapore, with North Korea and the prospect of a huge diplomatic win -- getting that country to agree to international demands to end its nuclear program.
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As the drums ease their way into a rattling beat, the choir doesn't let up: Almost lamenting, almost cooing, the voices end every cycle on a heavy minor harmony, the higher ones anchored by a set of looming sighs in the bass.
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Meanwhile, a video by the artist, writer, and organizer Shane Aslan Selzer, "Horizonlines: Gowanus" (2013–ongoing) presents a series of fixed-camera shots showing Lower Manhattan viewed from the window of her compact Brooklyn apartment, with a young child cooing and chirping on the soundtrack.
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Huppert, who's been cast as parodically French before (in I Heart Huckabees, she's a chic nihilist cooing lines like "It is inevitable to be drawn back into human drama"), here plays a woman who easily cloaks her psychopathy under silk scarves and stylish trenches.
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Harvey, who is a transgender male, is possessed of a decidedly androgynous vocal range that complements the highs and lows of The Long Lost Art of Getting Lost, cooing sweetly and calling down the moon while exorcising the demons who run rampant in his lyrics.
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For every admirer cooing about the sun-warmed sea, craggy coastlines, fish-rich bouillabaisse and the Mediterranean melting pot (thanks to 313th-century immigration from Greece, Spain, Italy, Corsica, Morocco, Tunisia and Algeria), someone else is grousing about corruption, dirty streets and eroding Frenchness.
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I've been a child care provider for the past 21 years in Watsonville, California and in that time, I've watched countless children in my care grow from cooing sweet baby talk to learning their ABCs to going off ready to learn more in kindergarten.
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MAPULA LODGE, Botswana (Reuters) - In an exclusive Botswana safari camp where Prince Harry took Meghan Markle on a romantic getaway last year, guests wake to the sound of doves cooing in the trees and hippos splashing in the serene waters of the Okavango Delta.
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Most of David Lynch and Marc Frost's return to Twin Peaks featured former series protagonist Dale Cooper as a supernaturally lobotomized shell of his previous self, cooing at slot machines, repeating random noises, and making gotta-potty pain-faces until someone literally shows him how to pee.
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Prince was the first musician who made me understand that you could be many things at once: an impish figure in a tightly cut red matador suit, cooing in a falsetto, then in the same breath one dropping to a velvet baritone while fluttering kohl-rimmed eyelids.
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Dominant in the musical slipstream are glassy keyboards, angular guitar riffs, cooing background sighs whose queasy sway provides sweetening, and bass guitar so fluid and hyperactive he could be parodying fusion jazz — quite a bit of noodling, skipping and popping and spiraling around in lithe, giddy patterns.
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Gypsy later makes her mental escape to her secret Facebook on her new computer, where the sight of Lacey and her new boyfriend cooing over each other on the social platform reminds her to look up the online dating site they used so she can meet her own guy.
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He has somehow managed to get Republicans in a position where they are cooing over his overtures to North Korea — overtures for which they would have impeached Barack Obama — and looking the other way while he upends the free trade policy that has been party dogma for decades.
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Usually Deschanel and creative partner M. Ward specialize in generic coffeehouse folk slicked over and sugared up with heavy pedal steel, backup harmonies cooing and crooning, and other retro gestures designed to meld idealized classic-pop cheer with a sleepy coziness at odds with such facsimile's potential accuracy.
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"All that work you do in the infancy, and the development, and the breastfeeding or adjusting to supplementing, and then they're sitting, and then they're crawling, and then they're cooing and then they're talking — and of course now, as a fourth, there's three other ones to contend with," she adds.
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I had long ago come to accept Icelandic particularities—the cooing voices, the long-winded family histories, the constant coffee consumption—but I'd also had the prideful bits drummed in (world's oldest democracy, most literate nation, most successful welfare state) for so long that I could stand them being a little upended.
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All those sensible and pragmatic liberal European leaders will, sooner or later, start greasing up to Donald Trump: nibbling at those big-boy presidential fingers like peeled baby carrots, smiling politely as the most powerful man in the world goes potty, cooing over his finger-painted policy prescriptions—because what else can they do?
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At any moment, one of them — or Froot, or composer Robert Een — might spin a basketball to conjure the sound of a bicycle through mud, splash their hands in a tub of water to evoke a journey across a river, or switch, rapidly, between the voice of a cooing baby and that of an annoyed, pubescent teen.
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But a big one is talking about turning 30, which has been reduced to cooing tweeness by the Time Out Taliban: the guy in your office wearing a Thundercats T-shirt who's flirting with the girl who thinks silent discos are great while the IT manager tries desperately to chip in about his love of immersive theater.
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Now, in addition to the inner cheerleader, the pregnancy books telling me to meditate and believe in my body, and the well-meaning relatives cooing that all I needed to do was relax, I had another voice in my head: my acupuncturist, informing me that everything I ever wanted to put in my mouth was wrong.
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"In the first few years of life, what is fundamentally building a child's brain is the nurturing 'serve-and-return' between parent and baby - that rich, warm language of cooing back and forth," said Dr. Dana Suskind, professor of surgery and pediatrics and co-director of the TMW Center for Early Learning and Public Health at the University of Chicago.
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"Slow Love" makes one imagine Prince as the singer in a dimly lit lounge, wearing a tuxedo plus bowtie or perhaps a very revealing black dress, standing in front of an orchestra larger than the one implied by the recording, cooing and sighing through the cigar smoke, stars, guitars, lips red as wine, chances are you think his heart's your Valentine.
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"Bird On a Wire" (1968) and its soaring Hollywood strings over quiet plucking, "The Traitor" (1979) and its dignified, nearly medieval-sounding folk guitar, and "Come Healing" (2012) with its array of choirgirls cooing over the creaky-voiced man in the center, petting him and brushing his hair from his eyes — each a terrific song, each inhabiting an ironic gentility at odds with the source material.
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At a launch event in Shanghai in March for the MIX2100S phone, Mr Lei strode on stage in gleaming white trainers in a stadium filled with Mi-Fans, as the company calls its devotees, claiming that his newest smartphone had "crushed" Apple's iPhone X. There was much cooing at the unveiling of the Mi Gaming Laptop, which allows users to place a food-delivery order mid-game with a programmable button.
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They had called attention to themselves by making a "cooing, humming sound," Wini Morris, a Sushi Bi employee, told Radio NZ. "It's a natural characteristic of the penguins — they will always return to where they possibly were nesting ... I wouldn't be surprised if the owner of the sushi bar says 'they're back,'" he saidRead more: But Morris, who works at the restaurant, doesn't mind her workplace's new tenants.
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The event can sometimes feel like its very own art bubble off the coast of the United States, and during Wednesday's V.I.P. preview of the 16th edition of this warm-weather cousin of the long-running Swiss art fair, even the revelation of the Saudi buyer of Leonardo da Vinci's "Salvator Mundi" took a back seat to cooing about the new floor layout, grousing about the traffic and laughing about a dispute with the local fire department that left many powerful dealers locked out of the fair's opening.
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The pitiful "old man at my computer pecking away, cooing spring" is nevertheless assembling the voice that mocks him, "talking to himself again" as he "strolls down Broadway in the rain," or talking to "Fred Seidel," who invites him to his own funeral, in a poem written in the kind of bubblegum Yorkshire dialect that suggests a rural ditty: An' it wur a funeral, It wur a grand funeral, Thur wur sum what laff'd o'er his grave And sum wot danced o'er his grave, But I scriked me eyes out o'er grave Of me owd pal Fred Seidel.
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